ПОСЛЕДНЯЯ ДОЙКА: Почему 27 миллионов россиян выбрали одиночество

Why has online dating become a corpse that stinks to the world? In this video, we examine the collapse of the dating industry, which for years fed on male humiliation and hopeless hopes. In America, Match Group and Bumble have already lost up to 95% of their stock value—the system is officially over. The situation in Russia is no better: Tinder is gone, and local services have become "shop windows with broken glass," where the last fool tries to buy a "chance" at an inflated price. We examine the numbers hidden by marketers: why 27 million Russians have chosen singlehood, and why it is the most honest and fair form of retribution for female arrogance. DISCLAIMER: This video is the author's subjective opinion, based on open statistics and personal experience. The author does not incite hatred, but merely conducts a reality check. The content is intended for individuals over 18 years of age. In this episode: 0:00 — The Death of Dating: Why Are Tinder and Bumble Sinking? 02:15 — Psychologists at the Service of Platforms: How They Force Us to Break Up 04:10 — The Economics of Milking: How Much Does It Cost to Queue for "NitaKusei"? 06:30 — Convulsions of the Russian Market: Dating Service Extinction Statistics 08:45 — 27 Million Singles: Why This Is the New Normal in Russia 10:20 — Men's Audit: Calculating Direct and Indirect Losses from Relationships 12:15 — Let It Burn: Why Zoomers No Longer Want to Be Fodder 13:40 — The Endgame: Either Down to Earth or to the Factory